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Hosted by Heaps Good · leisure · EN-AU · 43 episodes
Each week, hosts Lennon and David revisit iconic and nostalgic titles from the past to find out whether they’re still worth playing today. Whether you’re a lifelong gamer or just curious how your old favourites stack up in 2025, this show gives you honest, funny, and thought-provoking discussions about the games that defined generations.New episodes every week! Available on Spotify and YouTube.
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Does This Game Still Hold Up?
Prototype is a 2009 open world action game where you play as Alex Mercer, an amnesiac shapeshifter tearing through a virus-ravaged New York City, and Lennon plays it for the first time while David revisits it to find out if the chaotic hack and slash still holds up in 2026. The gameplay absolutely slaps, the story is a product of its time, and there are an unreasonable number of orbs.
Does This Game Still Hold Up?
Lennon & David revisit Metal Gear Solid, and they break down whether Hideo Kojima's 1999 stealth classic still holds up in 2026, covering the dense story, iconic boss fights, Psycho Mantis, the codec system, and why the voice acting remains next level for a PlayStation One game.
Does This Game Still Hold Up?
Naughty Dog is back again with their epic conclusion , Will Lennon and David survive the brutal wasteland to see if Jak 3 still holds up in 2026.
Does This Game Still Hold Up?
Naughty Dog took their charming PS2 platformer and somehow turned it into a kid-friendly GTA with time travel, and Lennon and David think it absolutely works. They cover the tonal shift, the upgraded gunplay and combat, Baron Praxis as a standout villain, the plot twists, and whether Jak 2 still holds up in 2026.
Does This Game Still Hold Up?
Naughty Dog's 2001 platformer sits in Crash Bandicoot's shadow, but Lennon and David find out pretty quickly that Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy has more than enough to stand on its own. They cover the seamless open world, the movement, the collectathon design, Easter eggs hiding in the Forbidden Jungle and Goal and Maia's Citadel, and whether a twenty five year old PS2 classic still holds up in 2026.
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